Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-11

/ churches, Ma ch -. she is Mrs. Barney's
secretary in prison and Jail work and is
an earnest and effective speaker The
venerable Daniel Patrick is improving in
health. .... Saturday night an amateur
dramatic CLUB from Huntington, played
| Ten Nights in a BarrOom" under the Au-
spices of the &. A. II. The receipts were
S42..... H. Bissonette will make the
cheese in the Valley factory again this
year and the price for manufacturing has
4 been liked at one and a quarter cents per
pound. Will f. Field, broke his leg
Monday, in jumping from the elevator at
Dow's factory In town. meeting Il
tax of % per cent of the grand list was
voted, to he paid into the town treasury
before the LIST of September. This in
cludeS all the taxes to which the town is
subject, except the school tax. 1t was also
voted to accept the 500 willed by the late
Mrs. John p. Wheeler to the town FOR the
purpose of caring for the Wheeler lot in
the cemetery.
WEsTFORD.
Mrs. II. d. Walker of Providence. r. l..
will give a popular lecture at the Baptist
church. Friday evening, nth inst, under
the auspices of the w. G. T. L. All are
cordially invited. d.....The vital statistics
of this town record for 1856, 81 births, 9
marriages aud - deaths. ..... Veterinary
. Surgeon, |. +. Farnsworth was called to
dress bad wound, received hv a Valua-
/ Thomas Uemnessv nf Camhrid'ra' ncr
formed q successfnl and delicntn "ner,iion
on a colt owned by l.. G. Nichols. ...H
/ b. Howard has sold his chestnut colt to
S}nn Most ~ tGo ,i,' ''t.uu'
cinity have secured a.good crop of ice. 4
pond proves better for producing il than
Il natural stream. George beach has an
/ aTtlliClal ponl, the water OF Whlch Is sup
piled by u mountain spring He and his
helghpor. nave taken rom 1t three crops
ol ice as pure as crystal, ana the iourth
crop Is ready lor harvest ... Mrs. JOhn
| Alien VINO Is seriously i'll Is reported a
lltle oetuer'
WEST MILTON
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,;it,d In!9 L quIet l!tIe ePiacd mas peeh
fnrnI MA " Sptoi'tiem iiad VI HeIlocra'ic re-
H., i ny PO9I UllCt' WhIch lor years
ti',, ti''7 'eT" "f hePu neIe !or ne accohh0da
i, ilor VI Cne "eSI par OF the town, mas
"',J ,li ~ ~ ~ tMlN suG, ln'eiilsehl
",i,t ",,ha PVp,'.ous ~ cltS ol CheGNtroeITN'
grocery store re- of 1e n eT INK ~ cIII t% poM IN tne
S,i,tlA 'ioiS ~ SI ol a. Ltlho, tne newly ap-
pointed +. NJ. IN the past two years we
.,'r Hegn ii't5 utiotratS SdrVlug alter
O. 'ut ln'S Is the hrSu tliile we
o',',,1' 80" t'h oiiiCe cndSih9 aroihu the
nor ,,l,.'i " a. ne olilce was
itoo,;,,,, - ~, Guy i"uiI III ne ihduher Oh
ne da,11, P,,,1 ~, -; 'IWHtPlS HtGau9e mere Was
no ueillocrau ll est Milton; .G W
far"i NJ LIiofi InofipE E; Uii ~ lne ~ H. lelu
farm. of which he fakes nns.ausinn NJ
once. In losing Mr. Field West Vilton
loses a man whose loss cannot he mnd,.
good to the place
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"N''Loi iH'
AT the last town meeting the selectmen
were Instructed TO investigate the matter
OF selling a portion of the town farm on
the west, and report at the next annual
meeting II sold as contemplated it
would include the celebrated Thompson ;
Point and some of the finest fishing
grounds and shore along the lake.. 1t
is almost impossible to yet into wood lots
with teams, and immense drifts are piled
up in all directions. Probably no one Of
/ TINS generation ever saw more snow al one
time than is now on the ground Mill
are ANXIOUS about the spring break no
i.iceiv ,tith - Se'tihS aioHS
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